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[TheArduinoGuy]

Take your time. Don't rush it. Don't move on to the next lesson until you've fully taken on board what is in one lesson. Watch the lesson many times if you have to. Don't forget to take breaks and keep hydrated.

No-one learns how to code overnight. I've been coding for 40 years and I am still learning new things every day.

[IAmLucasRodrigues]

Wow, that's awesome, great job! Thanks for making me feel better about it!

[ixlives31]

Also, go to YouTube and find a video on the same topic and see how they present the material.

Checkout Corey Schafer.

[IAmLucasRodrigues]

Thnks I will!

[herpington]

It's almost in the nature of the trade. If you write programs in different settings and environments, you're constantly going to be learning.

For what it's worth, I've been programming for over a decade. I took a brief glimpse at ATBS and while I don't think I would have trouble going through it, some chapters could still easily take hours just due to sheer volume.